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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-09
A STEADY REAL ESTATE MARKET.
There Is No Boom, but There Is Enough Ac-
tivity to Satisfy Reasonable People.

There was no evidence of a boom in rea! estate
during the last week, but the market was
marked with a steadiness that was very en-
couraging 70 all interested. There is no dis
position to ask fabulous prices, but great deal
of property is changing hands at considerable
advance over the ruling price this time last
year. The greatest demand continues to be for
nnimproved property around the outskirts Of the
city. Men with capital look upon the purchase
of this kind of property at least safe invest
ment With the introduction of natural gas as
a fuel there will necessarily be increase in
population, and hence demand for outside
property. Much of this kind of property
will be improved with the coming OF spring
and be placed upon the market again. While
the transfers were not unusually numerous dur
ing the past week, one or two large transactions
swelled the total consideration to an amount be-
yond that of any previous week for two months.
It reached $198 AL for sixty three deeds recorded
The largest transaction was the sale OF the real
Estate belonging to and occupied by the old
Atlas works, to tho Atlas engine-works, for
R75, GOO. The only other sale of Importance was
that Of the eleven lots along the Union railway
track, west OF the Spencer House, by Henry
Eoburn to the Union Railway Company, for
Erack purposes The amount paid was $32. 600
cash.
People continue to take ont building permits,
notwithstanding the near approach of winter,
and contractors are beginning to wonder how
they are going to get through with ali their work.
Durirg the last six days there twenty
three permits issued, calling for outlay of
nearly $50, 600. Among the number were the
following: Frederick brennan, frame cottage
on Penton street. near Washington. 81, 900;
Joseph Curzan, two-story brick residences on
illinois street, near Walnut SIS. 900; John s..
Spann. three double-frame houses east side
of Douglass street, near Market, $500 each; JAS.
Stevenson, frame dwelling on Tennessee street.
near Merrill. 81, 1000; Henry Kothe frame store
room on Washington street, near State avenue,
81, 800; s. III. Thomas, frame stable in rear of
No. 128 East North street, $1,000 Lizzie w.
Harris, frame cottage on Park avenue, near
Ninth street, 81, $50.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-09
HE HAS BEEN IMPOSED UPON.
That's the Conclusion the Governor Reaches
as to His Pardon of One of Coy's Friends.

Considerable comment having been raised in
official circles by the fact that record has
been made in the Office of the Secretary OF State
of the release Of several prisoners by the Gov
ernor Journal reporter yesterday inquired of
his Excellency in regard to il.
There have been no pardons made" said the
Governor. ''The releases that have been made
were merely paroles and the parties released
ARE subject to an order to return at any time
''In the of Frank Meyers, was there not a
stipulation that he should leave the Statel"
There was. He said he going South, to
engage In the saw mill business"
'.Are you aware that he is now in Indianapo-
lisP'
~ did not know it until yesterday. intend
not have time. 1 shall try to get notice to him
Monday"
''Of course you know that he Is q particular
friend OF Sim Coy, and also that there is an
election here next Tuesday. There are
great many people who will put this and that
together, aud in case Meyers remains here on
Tuesday IL will hardly be believed that he is
acre for amusement merely"
He will not be here" replied the Governor
with some warmth. IF he does not leave at
Dnce will have him returned to prison and he
will stay there. He will stay trusty
sither. IL 10 an outrage on me for him to come
acre. do not propose to have my kindness
imposed upon by any body. and Meyers will find
out IL he tries any foolsnness."
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-09
SHOE DEPARTMENT.

We have taken the agency for
the sale of 'sBurt's Celebrated
Shoes" and you will find the goods
now in stock. Edwin @. Burt's
work has an excellent reputation
throughout the United States. At
our Shoe Department will also be
found goods made by Stribley &
Co., Reynolds Bros, Bolton, Laird,
Schober & Mitchell, John Foster,
and many others. We buy of man
ufacturers whose regulations for
making honest goods are unques-
toned, and hence customers can
purchase from our Shoe Depart
ment with full confidence that they
are getting goods made from best
materials and first-class in every
particular. We have the celebrat-
ed "Caylor Last Shoes" Look at
our Misses and Children's High
Cut Springfield Shoes. as they are
just the goods now wanted.
Our line of Rubbers is now all
in, and we can show you every
style in every width for Ladies'.
Misses and Children.
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FLANNELS.

If you have been reading our adj
vertisements the past few day you
have noticed that we have said, eve
have everything in Flannels. We
certainly have very large and COM
plete stock Of Flannels, and many
customers have said to us that they
come to our Flannel Department
because they feel sure that they can
better supply their needs with us.
We have over fifty pieces Jersey
Stripe Flannels, and in Domestic
Flannels you can find all colors and
qualities. We have full line Of
Embroidered Flannels, in white and
colors. We have a bargain for you.
in Flannels, and it was unexpected.
We received a case of Medicated
Scarlet Flannels which was sent to
us through mistake. The agents
have allowed us a liberal allowance,
if we will keep it, and we shall give
our customers the benefit of it by
selling them at Is cents yard.
Just think of buying Medicated
Scarlet Shaker Flannel, ~ inches
wide, for Is cents. You will find
them at the Flannel Department.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-09

DRESS GOODS.

Last we week gave you three most
excellent bargains in Dress Goods,
which we know were appreciated
because of their ready sale. This
week we place another case Of the
yard-wide Brocades at 70 cents and
one Of the Cable Twills at 10 cents
on the same counter; also, you will
find about twenty pieces of different
style Dress Goods at 10 cents.
These are all very desirable, and in
the best colors. We have another
bargain for you, but the goods have
not been received as yet, but will
be here early in the week. They
are double fold, and the price will
be Is cents. All we can sayis that
you had better come in every day
until you secure them.
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TABLE LINEN.

A few weeks ago we sold you
twenty-four pieces Of Table Linen
at so cents yard, and it was a
bargain; but now we offer you a
better one, namely, one-half case
az pieces) in three styles, all good
quality and width all right. 1t will
astonish you when you see the
goods and learn that the price will
be only A cents.
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Charles Rieman, Florist.

Formerly on Tennessee street, now at Park
flights. near Crown Hill Cemetery. respectfully
announces that he will open branch in the
city for the sale of Cut Flowers. Rosebuds,
Bouquets and Floral Designs at the corner oil
PENNSYLVANIA and Market streets. at Frank N.
Talbotts wood land willow-ware store, on Mon
day, Oct. 10, where all orders will receive
prompt attention and prompt delivery. Tele-
phone, S24 Store open until P. NJ
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-09
G.. A. IL. Appointments.

MrNNKAPoLIs. Oct. S.-Commander in chief Rea,
Of the G. A. r. this afternoon announced the follow
Ing appointments: Adiutant-general. Daniel Fish.
Minneapolis; Guarermas ter general. john Taylor No.
21S Walnut street. Philadelphia; Judge.advocate-
general Wheelock q. Neazey, Rutland, VT. The first
and second named receive salaries of 81, 600 and
81, 200 n year. respectively.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-09
Pinaet and Rest.

Paul Krauss has the best assortment of gen
tlemen's winter underwear ever seen in this city.
1t is the only place in Indianapolis whore the
finest and best goods can be obtained.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-09

JUST received at The Art Room, 81 East
Washington street, beautifully framed copy of
Mr. F. s. Churchs etching, "a Toi," signed
proof on parchment.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-09

A. Dickson & Co., Trade Place" will offe,
this week extra good values dress goods
cloaks, wool fannels cotton flannels and under
wear. See these goods and you will see values.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-09

FIRST CLASS cabinet photos So per dozen.
New York Gallery. No. 394 East Washington
street Bring babies in forenoon
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Hard to Keep Good Man Down"

20 hbtP q DUWH'
Norb Landgraf is bound to rise. The suits he
makes speak his skill as an artist, aud he is kept
busy.
The best-dressed gentlemen patronize him.
His prices reasonable, and his suits hobby
and fashionable. Call and see him, at 80 North
Illinois stre0, Y. M. G. A. building.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-09

SPECIAL run on bedroom sets at VIM L
-Tldeg's.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-09

Total ---------.--$3 SO, 219. 261. SO
State of Indiana, County of Marion, S.:
l. Il. B. Porter. cashier of the above-named bank
do solemnly that the above statement is true
the best of my knowledge and belief
E. B. PORTER Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before this 9Th day of
October, 1887. w. w. WooLLEN,
Notary Public.
''7>'''' \ " ). SSsss5as, Directors.
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BIIN n
20 w. Wash. St.
Wholesale and Retail Notions.

I would call the attention of the retail
trade throughout the State to the fact that
indianapolis has been deficient in the whole
sale notion line. will have on sale in less
than ten days,
5 cases ladies' black cotton Hose,
SOC doz.
cases ladies' fancy cotton Hose,
SOC doz.
2 cases ladies' fancy cotton Hose,
60c doz.
2 cases gents mixed half Hose,
37dc DOZEN
cases gents mixed half Hose, 45c
dozen.
2 cases gents seamless hose, &c
dozen.
500 doz gents 1,OO1 Handkerchiefs,
524c doz.
1000 doz gents 16 inch fancy border
40c doz.
Also, full line, 1900 ,doz. No.
500 White Pearl Buttons, Is to %
line, 23c, Csc, 33c, 40c, 47c, SIC per
gross.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-09

OCTOBER s' ss z Hs ;aa ,ss;s
of ahonab trimmed
FALL AND WINTER and
received with a enthusiastic appreciation
M Ii INUDV that gratifying During the month of
ILL October hope that hundreds of
III LII IL will find Indianapolis Should
they do they will be welcome make their headquarters
will take special show them what
may of the millinery trade FAENLEY & Nc
CREA
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-09

Call before they are all taken.
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BANK STATEMENTS.

u EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE INDI
H. ana National Bank at indianapolis in the Stat.
of Indiana, at the close of business, Oct. g. 1887
RESOURCES.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-16
FoR ThR UPPRR eKAQEFs

Steamer et. Patrick
A YTER JUNE exa WILL LEAVE sRAHEcE
- for unien City en- Noadsy uoFniBas ieaga
cnioA City for Port 6amhls. TueaanT n,erainr
leaye Port Gamble, Wednesday mornlna ~
seaosek beahech for Port Gamble, Tannnaag
@saEninG; Port 0&mbia for aaahark. FsiAAQ
nornlngi Seahcck foe Port GnWhle. aainsiTs
morning, Port 0amblo- for aa1bscf. $500
mornlne. ,. MAcoMBER, Mater. mh9
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MK. B1gles Q me1nbar oE N arm az
B1yis a EyMna. lnaEem af Whfdhy IL
ana. wss IL tgwn lagt wsek fryipR e
dispnss e aft e l00.0oo feet e los.
A. 60 MIL h Wna c1sEsd $50 %
tAonaRnd feet. dslisszsd II 6aa1fla. Ha
wogld not alspaaB o. tAem - GAmt g.
IN, nnd enntinned his travels u ssaren
% 81 pr fbo1san6 Mr.. Boyis d rs
sri af mn1 - wsRlA n. III hfa nnms.
he sid; Ne. ~ ] 6sa,t w1nt nny
1eWspap9E Do1cEiaty. Wha1 EepuE1el
Rsta his algnf knfo me he VII soon fnd
Il eineaed 20 With cAipz." HouegsF
hefoEs tha sspaFtaE len Nj. Bogla b
had glsansd Ell IL inksszatioa h
unntsd from hiD. and eallinR q IL
ofnn1 O. one ct the A1wmil1s wna 70
wardsd b she discovery Of ahe name 81
Ne bazhfnl man. 10 Gas leaxned thai
g he uDbeF end of Whid6y Islanf
thsrs ars thrsa IeRging eamp1 Is pFes
eEk Ons has jzsa been start1d e Daa
ualia Bag, smother is that Of Geo. Brnnn
and ths laird u the camp Of Boyle
Evans TIE IattsF employ nine msE
and tsam Of Tires yoke Of oxen ant
turn out about 500,00o fest Of logs pei
menth, 20 HF. Boyle said. MR. BEsnE
h getting ous abcnk 100000 feet Of luQl
per meath, en1ploys flfbseu men and hal
Q team 81 I've yoks Of cattle. The tin
Der there 10 rsposisd 10 b Ct excallen
quality, bat e b found IN groves ani
TIE loeRinR 10 not. thereforss % easy n
/ IL miaht be.
1hs whaFansess af ths PaQst Sguns
shoEs Lane depot we're loading toe ear
With cedar shingles this afiezueon
Ihsy uers eonsisne6 10 9 dsalsR IN chi
caGn.
J. ]. Post and I'd Ststson, Of the mill
| ing hfm % 6estson q Posk, are spend
ing feU days h KsgteEn Nashington
In ell probability they aEs inspectin,
TIE prospeots Of businezs with that seo
tion Of the Territory.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-16

The British ship Grown Of India, iron,
1875 tons, was chartered 10 San Francis.
60 on Saturday. Aug. Is, for wheat d
Cork, D. r., at 80s, By Vim. Eszsbsch,
The Port Discovery Mil ConpanylI
tux PioueeF Was 10 port today and tool
on . snpply Of FFanklin coal for fuel.
The British iron bark Rydalmera ar.
Kiyed a. was expected on Saturday even.
ing and this morning shs beam dis
charging her cargo ct stesl Faiis upon
the wharf at the foot Of Seneca street.
A telegram from San Francisco TO-DAY
says that the Oregon Railway and Nav.
iRation Oempany's Steamship Oreaor
was hauled on today and will miaa cnG
or tive trips.
San fRANCEsoo. Aug. I6.-Arrived-
Steamer Oregon, Portland.
baiied-Shtp Bonanxa, Puget Sound
UleaFed-Ship eintnm, P0rt Town,
sends bark Calcutta, NAneimo.
PoRT MkDIsoz, Aug. II. - Sailed
SohooneE Qusen.
PoRr TopEsEND, Acg, 15.--AErived- =
Steamship Mexico.
TAToosH. Aug. 15.-Three barks and
. schooner passed in and bark passed
out ct 8 p. N. Cloudy. Fresh S0uth-
WISH wind.
PxsHT, Aug. ia schooner passed
outvaTa at 5 p. N.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-16

Morgan Margins, supsEintsndsnt Of
the Black Dianond nina, aas in town
today.
Tbs Spartan. loading Blaek Diamond
coal. viii c0mpiste her cargo on ThnFs-
dAy, vhen Ne Gefmania viii TAXA hsE
berth.
Cargo lets Of coal from the North.
vest are quoted By thu ton In san Fran,
cisco. by the CoMBsercial Nesss, AZ fol
lowE Nanaime, %; WeilinRtan, 97.zI
Oslo; Seattle. IS; South Prairie, eS6
Twenty additional piles usrs landed
On the platform yesterday where work.
men are enRARad n coppering them
Nine good long piles are noW flashed
and soon The work Of 'underpinhirg 4
she coal wharf will begin. The bunk
eEs viii be much more secure when shiI
work u finished and In good shape f0l
next winters wear.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-16

HALIFAX, Aug. 15.-The unexpected
appeAnance az Halifax last evening n
The British vafship WFanRIeF, gives ad.
dttional color TO the repoEf that mensoe-
Uar are assisting The dominion fishery
cruisers In the Gulf Of Sc. Laarenee.
The WEangleT 10 from the west coast Of
Africa and there vas no pEevious en-
nooneement Of Der coming. when the
naval otnoels we're questioned about
TIE proposed movement OF the war-
ships. they said nothing Whatever about
the expected arrival Of tie WFanRler,
bat WHISTLER the fact has any sienifi
eAnee, cannot be ct present determined.
Maekay In San FFanesseo.
SAH FnAsczsco. Aug. 15.-John W..
Mackay arrived in this city today from
the East and left for Menlo PARK 10
meet J. O. Flood.
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A II PARTIES HAVING KKIAIIvEs ON
~ frisse1 buried b via . knoun a. ~
90 FrHVsyaFd IN RoF1 Te4naa1a. are nesis a IA
ranlcyo ths badiea q tAe asma wsthln \ nrsr
aaIA wv. RETTTaRoVN, "a.
Pert fswnaeE2. Angaas !, 1871. auNf
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OREGON .H4RRIiAs...v COS

NORTH PACIFIC AND Gro. A. sTARm
Altarnmea.
Arrive daily except Sunday, from
Victoria and Purt ToWnssnd.-. an
Depart caiiy except Sunday. Tor
Iseom a. s..;:;,.:...-..::.....-:s,.. pm
Axrtvo daily oxcept Sunday,
nom IacuEnA...s..s... ..... :. GO n
Depart daily except sunday. fnr
Victoria and Port ToWnssnd.. an
STEAMER RNMA HAYWARD.
Arrives daily from Tacoma. 0 M
Departa daily for Tacoma. ~
Arrives daily from Tacoma. ox.
csgt Study ...::......... ....ianp =
Departs daily tor Tacoma, except
o1noAy.... :. .-...-............. I. IL D q
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PWANCE And TRAnR.


eztrzxn. Mnnfns, Ar. rs.
-. -. 80. ....1. g.
III 4Eps1SA21e = - 49, 49,. -
Car. RnaailnEu wsEa aMktnR s&x naniH
-. .-..a -. 49,,
- - - -. -.
- ta.sa - y -1
|wEa skipred ffum 8eetll8 Bzn-
49, runvnsrsn nuunnunkeH ehmns SC
- -. 49, -. - $500.
-. 49, = -
MeElin % sne Ca9ca4s Alsi45
- fer oussEaatar e 1Ezmpnfs RaM.
- a. shs,s 49, fnr rm1ss.n = pa
lAn2-
The stezmgR NoE1h Ra1iflo to1k 81
a.. -..-,s~., g.. 49, - r,,nnknza -
u - - - 1870 -
- - = 49,
fnnt1f1E9 Tor Ntos1ki4 we1oamnss.
Aman, eha rnanfues az lnek EasuEday
-.s-..s -. - 49,. - 80 g.
e--.-.- -
koane nAFp9r III ne.st.s o-AHeE@
PRODUCE RBCEIPTs-kast forty
ave hours fnafnde 3 paeknRsg batsex.
aanas eRRz. - Sacks wheat, LIE s1ekl
Soar, axa1es green e1rE, b1adleI
/ bids. 20 barrels line. and - paek2Rsl
fFuit Thess wers aise resolved : eaf.
sosds Of 0eneEal MeRcna1alss.
EHiPAkNI6--GensEl mexonan0lsl
vas Ehippea from eealas ouE1nR ~
pea - bouEs n tee removing Qae1e-
ties: @. 4 =. :. = = ~ so1es z. ,. .
Line 20 tons, e.eameEa loAno ~ son.
Bmm4 hEywMro eenss nertn Fa@ne
tons, lola tons. " z. Mnafoe - se1A
kvangel u tens C.sy % fancy ~
tons Glide 3 tons. Naso319son ~ toee
EtEa Anoerlon y tons. ~. =. EeEyln
t0ns. AnGazla 2 te1ss Aae1.eAA 90.
HOfS-AseeAl cukaook uncnan&ee. u
reviewing ne BOP prosceots 9 -
worl1, ana more espeea.Iy q - -
elne Ooasts eokrespeoqeaI o. sae -
EEd1ol9oo = 1nrNat ~ 9e.sossro -.
~ estimate wnicn saoNs - rssln.
O0eet h0ps en9uio pe wottn ~ ee1ts !
pound tnm year. ne essr1ses ~
yield o. Nee 1crk nsese . 20 49, ~.
and OF Nean.lgson 1ekfl.oty - sooe
bales, ana W1sconsin g ooo 49,.
wbien nDeas eqn-.s - ooslkng ~. 4.
eupply o. ne Onisea SeAAes. -
estimate proving g 49,
ne tact being tfes -. 49, Nrs.1'
Il 1880 -. =
there seems ntiie Ecasoe " ne tnina .
eorseepo9denI vny raelne ~ 49,. efoM
efs sno1lo nos oeive y 49, ~
pound q nome. h0sevefs ~ ne 80
pager, z leadine eeslef eItes s.ve5y e1 ~
fssent es.imate Q, ne noR ooAooa - ~ -.
says tne hsg 1crk e[cp val nes 1870
bales soc fAeine Ooess Greg WI 2
IbN0y bales ana ne caxky-otea ssoeA
sosO0 bales. vnien naake. ne -.
emolns etalle1le. xooNtU oates. ne :.
Inmates the United States consumption
81 i5oI0u pales. wnlcn woolo lesss -
oording "a nls nRnRinR . surplus o. ~
80 bales. -befmany always pas arg
crop aud can spare % some wen neec
ed" PROBABLY medium between het
two estimates would Be more nesr ID
truth of ne zeal Situation.
i WHEAT-katimales Of the preeen
years. yield q Oaldosnia, place . 2
from Hsu0IuUo 70 1AIuNosuV censaAes y
1886, the estimates we're fonnd 20 oe 4
per cent. more than the aofnal Gro
which nessed 4s5uuO.u00 centals. Laa
| year large crop vas anticipated an
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Msaey and markets.


No.
KxcHARdx.
NEW Yonx, Aug. I5.-Money on call,
easy % 10 Z per cent; last loan "a 1,
closed offered 81 2; prime payer, 6j{td7;
sterling exchange, dall but STEADY at
eA.e0% for sixty days, and f4SS for
EUuf8s coupon. ..14A
-Four and ono-halfs. coupon. io9JS
kacihe etxea. IL
STOCKS.
American Express, los; Canadian
Pacific, 55s{; Canada Southern, 66J<;
Central Pacific. 3T5<; Burlington, lS9;
Delaware, LaokAwana a Western, Isl;
Denver a Rio Grande. q; Erie, 335k;
Lake Shore, 94A; Louisville Il NASH
VILE. 63h; Miohiean Central, s5s<; Kan.
sas 4 Texas. 275f; New York central,
loSys; Northern Pacific, 2Sx, preferred,
5SS; Northwestern 115A; Oregon In
uROvemenl, IS; Oregon HaviQation vs.;
Oregon TranFcontinental, "a; Pacifc
Mail, AZ; Rock Island. 1854; Sc. Pa1l,
s2f; Texas Pacific. Self; Union Paoific.
64; United States Express. 81; Wells,
Fargo Express. 10; Western Union,
TAI.
srocx MARKKT N EKv ToRx.
NKW YonK, Aug. l5.-Thers vas no
pressure 10 eel stock tOday, bat bayinQ
vas principally TO cover shorts, while
there vas no margin whatever for out
side business. There was no news Of q
character 10 effect values and very few
runners Of impoTtance. the market being
sharply siagnant throughout sha day.
The changes either way were insignia
cant.
aAN FRANCISCO MARxxrs.
SAN RRkscn5o. AaR. lS.-Receipts-
Wheat, 500 etls; -four, 1880 ar ais
barley, l5o0 ctls; potatoes, $500 sks.
WheAt--Tha market IL quiea wish
prices irregular; et.6S eAid 10 have been
this morning. TIE market q Various.y
quoted from tl.50 10 e1.To. Two hun
dred asd twenty-sfx tons OF Oregon
valley reported sold yesterday at e1.lo,
Barley-No. / fe<d about $50.
OAts-oaiet and steady a. 81 .3oaI 20.
Baas- Steady 81 7l4s97jSc.
Buttef-FBm; fresn relI, 2sldS0c.
E9es- Firm al 1880.
PORTLAND MARKETS.
PoHTLANp, AuQ. lS.-Wheaf-Duli;
qaoted 81 ei.i0.
Floaf-PeF Dol. extra bda, a. TEa5:
ssaatiy bi, SS.T5s4-2s; slperAne b..
g. DaS.2S.
oAis-Psg bashsI, 4s,a47%e.
Pfsvisio1a-Oree0a Sa9aF Oursd
Meats-Baeon. Zoe; hans. l05<e; shoaI-
dsrs. &c. L4Pd-Kees. OF 5 gallon tins.
Ne pals, 10 Ia. ed 5<e-
Esgs-Pef dozen. sls.
Bafter-Dairy, saS7i<e: orinn. In
rolls. 32s(ss 8; solid ksRs, isaans; Ssors
butter, 1sS40.
Poaltry- Oeieksns-Old, psr doxao.
t4,dS-5o; poems. &2.5oaA DuckR-Per
6oseu, IS S09t50. Geesa-Psr doSsn.
S64e. fsFksys-Peg pound, lzaite.
Hides-Dry, ltal5s: greco, 81 ta6,C.
wool-YAllsy. &a9le; Eastern ore
goo, Na1s1c.
Potatoes -Qaotahis, SIlsll0.
keed-bFRn, per ton. 81 50; shorts.
- 50; oil eaks. s18.,
Aeals-Beef, ~ Sc r,er vrosa. Sham
- Saae psR groas; hoRs. te per gross; /
iAHaoe' each. 81 veal dressed. S9ss.
XIV Tokx MknxKTE
NES YoGx, AaR. I6-Hops. Heha De-
nAnd.
S1GAr-SsaAdy, moderate demand:
reaned. qutat; Q. s5ssa&s<; eonfeesi0u,
We A, So Is le; % 4. SsSs; gran
alstsd. 81
COdse- Fair; Rio. fra. ei9s<; en-
liens, fairly active aud hieheF. Sales.
s4,oee bsess AaRust, 81 s6eals; Sepasm-
osr. tieces4 Is Is; Ootehar, Il. Ssal - S.;
= lssuoes. isSSa ISs5; Dseszhsr.
lisSs4 Is s.; January, SIS tOais 50.
cuctso cAFTLH MAMzErs.
CRscAao. Ane. lS.-Castle-- RI e@lpls.
ses; hiReeg for R0ed. shtrpinR sfSsEs, !
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-16

Me- Windows soothinR Gyrup, for chIIdren
teething. IL the Prescription q enc Of the best
female nurses and physicians n the United
states. and has been used for forty years WITH
esTef failing success By nfllioas Of moghars
for khaiR children. DurinR ne uroon-E ~
teething 10 value ID incalcuiAhle. Il relieves
the child from pain, cures dysansery and dIar-
rhBa, gripping N The bowels and wind collc
By giving health 10 The child q rass1 tAe
mother Price SO. b0stlA apisdwly